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The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1887-07-13
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SENsIRLE.-I notice, says Chicago
lady, that, in all of this talk about
what is designated as women's labor,
the everyday routine work of the
housekeeper is ignored. There Is no
reference to the work of, the women
whose lives are passed in home-mak-
ing aud keeping. They are not con-
sidered as active workers. They are
regarded as a negative, non-productive
class. Yet the profession of the house
keeper is regarded as the most natural
and proper avocation of women.
There is no other trade so complex.
None more difficult. Add to this the
cares of motherhood. and what else
can woman engage in which will IS
completely absorb every energy of
which she is capable? To be a good
housewife and mother is by no means
the occupation of all idler. Perhaps
my notions are obsolete, but I think
the woman who creates a comfortable
home, and raises children to worthy
and womanhoOd, Is the no.
bIest work of God, and is quite as
much of producer as the woman who
writes a book, invents some machine,
or follows q profession.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-29
AZ 600 BuYEIa foR SPIN coAL AZ =.
LOST.

XIrAITFR IIIURsTOH, ACID u NEAu.
w small for aEc. very lght hair blue ,lH.
Drtscd-gray cat blue shirt waist dark Knee
rants dafk blue ribbed FtOckinrl button shutf nnl
black cloth bat Left home Ottllsr o iuf srhuol
and has nOt bccn tccn or hcari u since Any ~
formation a. & his whereabouts viii D. ulruIlyr
vanlud hy his father, ~ A. Thuriun. Memphis.
iavurly copying.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-29
STRAINED.

N1ULE-FROM OWNERS PREMISE rs CllElr
wi aca, on Henry street. last sunday night Fpt
~ iss7 one lay MARI mule ~ hHuls ngh aud I
year old. left fore leg slightly knrk kuc.d. hnd
small war; near the knee name Tuhrhrd. .l.Nh
able frmad iuf recovery aud return ~ tuhllm
Iulck Yard In Nnrth Memphis
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-29
nEnAun,Nrs AND sALooNs.
MARIE ~.

MAHKETS.
I,RfAMI.RY BrTrER, . IN rKGs. rrRR AZ.
- pie tldgr hy hr ~ gall. az Wnm,fH - 'FRONT.'
L'KisiI \. y. COUNT AND NORFOLK cas-
II oysters. Daily fvUcipis Ui Game. iish aud
friir ~ August tel CO.'S. ~ h,alct
I,IsII. CANE POULTRY AND EGs- Hll. u
u daily nt Duncan & Co.'S Wholesale gufuHt
I'utt UNEIEiis Ft-tt. GAME ANbt tI-1Lts
II Cphuncj T. Auurc, Cor NHnr' anil fernando.
4 A HsNAtgO a 90. g1i sIUUNp ETHFET
81 Wholesale and rtnIl drilrrs M ui.iHu ilsh
and Game pnTnrid a. 90 aud shlp go uf.l.f iur
above g"u'ls ON rhur Notice.
I a. SIGMA AGO & co. TRE-u pUMpANo ANp
81. oclcp always on hsnd
JOHS riRgY, X. e. MEAfs. uYsuIs rHu
y and Game. Telephone ~ ~ lui"n 70
NJ y. COUNTS. NoErotH Can oYsTEEs At
y. Amc Site, % lrn'r"p sL
GlTEs 4 AMP HEir.. rlsu. oysTfU ASD
> Game. o. lsnonnn street Iol'rh"n" 20
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uoUoR ~ NIUN
NNruIsHEYs. WINS. IQUulu WuOilsAtE
w ufIf#s o. iainiltCa ard alluuln ~ j nuHru.
helms IT, Main ftrurt
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GHoCEIts.
| I,rII HvE OF TWai FAMILY GEOlEuEi
j Hi WORKMAN Co.'S a. Main street
! NOR FANCY CREAMERY AND COUNTRY BuT
| j ~ and fuits. s. 10 WORKMAN a COS. 10 Maln
| - A. GRAY a co. con HFilNANDO ASH
i. Vance. Keep fol- line Of fancy aud staple
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-29

MEMPllls LAW SCHOOL, 20 SECOND Fl.
vi Moot court Monday recitailons, Tuesday
day night court day, Friday. Address I. A. I'd
naondson, ksqi scefctay.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-29
nUsINISs oOLrrGI1,.
LAW SCHOOLS.

NEisOS's BUSINESS ooLIRGE, \. 4. CoRNEl
~ seoond and Monroe Bcsi palronilcd bui
e. college IN the city.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-29

" broad hall, stable, good clStern lar,e ioi'
half square nom Tate street cars. Louis Lanse, ~
Main street ~ .s ''eN' -
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-29
To LET nIs FOR SALE
FOR SALE.

NrEw ooTTAGE-aEkR DUMMY LINE McLE.
IN more avenue. fpPly to D, Nj, Scales % Mad.
ison street,
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-29

ENRANCls SMITH, CALDWELL 4 co, ROOMS
II eand 10 Cotton Exchange Building. Lend
money on improved plantations In Mississippi, Ar
kansas, Louisiana and Texas. Planters should ap.
ply for loans early so that all may lie ready when
money Il needed.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-29
LOAN OFFICES.
TtRNITunI.

A a. RHODES a co. TuENiTUnE, Slows,
~. Cafpgts and Household Goods cheap ~
fash or on easy payments, $50 Second ~ small
fayinenu down and regular weekly % monthly
uaynpuia.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-29
STEAM IAUNDRIEs.

" ENXCElsIoR" STEAM LAUNDRY, SHELBY
IL street opposite 6Hyusn. shirts, COllan aud
CUTS done With ncalnoss and dispatch None but
tntclnss workmcn employed,
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-29

DRuGCIsrs.
A FI,fsH LiNEoF sCENTEBsoAPs ANp PR
IN fumcs fusnpionsA specially ~ uenutG
rrRpslT DRUGS AND DRu GGlsIs euNDRlhA.
IL Prescriptions NJ al houu. A. kenkcH " SoY
rornet Main aud Adams streets
CoApl -pERTUMIs, BRUEHrs. PREsCltlp.
= tions carefully prepared al We ufHNV'pA
corner Main aud Bealc ~.
U,oiLgr soAPs, PERFuMERY AND BRUSHES,
J. at. WAltcn, isi Main street
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-29
STRAINED on sToLIN.

NIARE-FROM THE UNDERSIGNED. ABOUT
wi four miles northwest Of sOmcUlllr lrnnt
Iou Tuesday, the 18th inst. one DARK hay mlfg
hind ioJ white. shows sifn Of being IN inal
said mare q cumrncly buhand IN good condition
Any Information conserving said mar ~ ~ w
orally rewarded u. Y. slaughter sumentlici Iehni
or y. &. slaughter Memphis, Tcnn.
l.InI.r VI L..
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-29
RIAL ESTATE prALEI,s.

C,TRATToN, THOMAS a ROGERS, RIAL ~
- taio Exchange. city aud oouniy properly
bought and sold. Correspondence solicited.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-29
ThtIORs,

AJATTRESsllS MAnE AND REPAIRED AZ
vi Louis kciihs gursSeconi aud Jefferson sis
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-29
LAND TO LET.
ROOMS TO LET,

I AND-6O ACRES AND rs ACRES GOOD LAND
II near the city. Apply at 81 Madison street.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-29
CuEAP COLUMN.

Advertisements In this column villa chargednt
rate OF lSc for two Inns one insertion; two nser
tons, 15c; one week, &c. I'D
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-22
TWO BARNS AND A HORSE.
Destroyed b. Firs Yssssrf.y Aftsrao on
The x1rse AI.rals.

Destroyed b. Flrs Ysstsrd.y Aft.rao on
The xarse Alarms.
The biE 1eil n The City Hsu struck twice
about 1i5 yesterday afternoon and then
ceased. Box = Is located at Sweets Hotel
and the department went there. but finding
40 IRE. Marshal LEMON dispatched the
truck % box ~. thinking mistake had
been msde. he taen returned % No.
engine House and after a vigorous use Of
TIE telephone sscertaned thar the drst
G.aru rad been turned IN e. box 81. snd
ahout the saaas tine boxes - snd - wee
turned in. tnue mtring matters badly. The
are 7ss found 10 - IN ia, alIsv s.~k 81
~ycarrorr-sf. between IsIars1n ave. AMI
CeutEe-ss. ant owing - the department. being
dela1 ~ ssoEi I've minutes. tae 1ames bad
TAred ccrtaera9-a lcsiEag. Tho Ere
Hrsf stsrted in earn. the owner ot which
Wa svsT and bis vif4 seeing n. attempted
tp remove tls tvQ borses wiich ware tea
rifln- <as sticcsel.et ia zetEsx one of
f1em eat tut ~ that tire the building
vas At ir , a. and tiie cthrr animal PER-
islsi in .ns lsnies An ad.oirins barn
Immediately esaxhs Ere from tse arsd aul
unon the Arrival ~ ths frs dsnsrtrnent
both barns we're t0ttering and B. .tr 0f ths
bosses hai 1sEun - snrn. The latter wers
et7ea WITH oat slisht 3aDera. bui fhs t~o
Harrf. uh.cs wefs Ell an1 almost vs.na.
iess. rer- 81 Total rasa. TIE principal Isss
wcf ise aorrs utieh vas valued a. sbof1t
SIS orirE t1 che uncertainty of lh4
sarfn re lnice fii rot visit fhe scene
being eanieot wIta rsreftsnz a ialse alarm.
Ga1sef ~ rae efuss.ae 80 same wires
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-22

Wm- J. Stuart was ~ one time City At
tofNry. kie IS leader ln tAs Episcopal
Chasca. and has lasxe legal practice.
y. A. fAiztsld IS well known throughout
Western M.calssn - = criminal attorney.
he always AS plenty u do and enjoys hio
a. ssii as anycre
l.. 4 Carroll. Assistant Prosecuting
Attorney. - a dyed N tbs-Nooi Democrat
q good fellow and a self made man Will
hosts Of friends and a1mirers-
II. ". H0gssman Is young Sut il build
ilk up a .Ucfal.gs .prac.ice. he vas Assist
az isoseclsirs Attorney for one term and
- hgalins Democrats politician.
81. y, Allen is criminal lawyer. whose
Practise extends principally 10 th8 Police
sld eaperiof couFis. Ae j. tall Ana thin. =
ggsa- t.slNer Aad carries = great ward infu-
ercs.
). r. TAtenl : tai. dignihed appearing.
istacriy oid Esnt.ei..an. VINO Is an ardent
p1oaioiuonlst. lie Aas nllxsd somewhat
"a politics but has always been on The
losing side.
II. 4. Ikls Ia veteran and has practiced
law Tor many years He was Democratic
postmaster IN aa early day and is easily
recogn.zed oy tue stoYepips nat which be
always wears.
=. A Dappsrs auburn hair and whiskers
maze him conspicuous. De has isrge
Foues Court practice and is occasionally '
he.ra Of tn connection with a divorce case
Ia ths Superior Court.
y. u. Adams Is very neat In his appear
anes. and looks as II he had just popped
out of bsndoOx. lie Is scholarly, well
raj, vel uxssi. wears gold-0 eve
( asses, and . q great admirer oft drama
p. ID. C0msi0ck - short and has an inn
mense amous oi fesh. which ae carries
around Sita seeming ease. lie wns the
afst clafk of the superior C0urt, aud nov
enjoys tle iacralys position vi Clrcui,
Court Commissioner.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-22

D. J. r. Stephenson. of this city, Is IN
8ls<egon Attending tie laneral OK AIRS. ID.
~. 81 isou.
Ef 10 aauo1ncaa that G.. q. Thoma. % the
&ien|gau Ceot-ui railread offices will be
marasl q a Pe1nsYiFania la,iy early Ia
4Iae.
~ ~ Brtlm. late OF ths n. & o. tele-
e. = olace as kalamazoo. has accepted a
fos. 4oa Ia tle v. Il. = l. lraia dispstchefs
onice tais city.
H r ncarins. General Baggage Agent OF
lae A'calean tsGtral aad @. & " N rail.
fesil, Wit1 eead4uarters 80 Chicago. vas
Ia Pc cl.Y yesterday l0ONa< over the ar
rauEemsDts oi tie new double track sys-
tal4-
A-s Frank Vinegar vii leave for New
9rk lle iasl ot 80 9eek 70 spead The
a-mmer studying Is. i. Iayloss system OF
clttl1s and f.ltng 1Ais establishment IS
lanous tae Coanty over for importing
stFlsa, an- the.e aYsiem tor fitting nearly
a. 80 oeaasllGl dresses worn BY OuF
Ia e..
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-22
DUMPED IN The LAKE.
The Bravery Of George Miller Saves the
Live. OF Two Young Men.

The Bravery Of George Miller Saves the
Lives OF Two Young Men.
Ed. Van Asmus and Grant Lset were on
the placid waters Of Reeds Lake in a sail
boat when the terrible storm of last night
reached that section. Their frail craft was
overturned and toe duo were soon strug-
Cling in the water. which was lsshed into
tsrfi1le fury By the wind. They yelled fOr
Be , ard George Miller. with the daring OF
a Grace Darling. put out 10 their rescue IN
a row boat Il was a hazardous ul.dertak
ing bat the brave boy paid no heel % such
thoughts but reached the craft and pulled
tie victims Oui Of the water. The steamer
pat out bat did lot reach them until
after Miller bad landed them in
his boat high AID dry. They
were Transferred 70 Captain Polsson's YES
Sc. aud. aside from al impromptu bath.
suffered no other damage.
Ths conduct q young Miller IS deserving
of cooamends.iun, and the ass vii uu-
6osa' efii y remember him Vith = handsome
memeuto f0r his bravery. Ihe storm was
tas most severe ever experienced A. the
Iake
Ben Sitter vas iiQ&rd over in boat AMI
a. thorpuzhly wet a. 90 necessitats bis stay
Ing over nishs a. the lAxe View House.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-22


aatefisa <FoE peorsf Ia 4aaify aac
- : srca a. faa ssesea asssaees.
.fi.srs ssseitg af lsltIles IA tas lossl
3 81 tat tas srss11os1as ssoe< . "A
4-
tal - las ssns6t ~ TIA 4zily 81
= .aEi ezFrf friday i<nA asassd
saE 4l
sllsr q tsheFx. shoiessls il4aof dealers
. rs-s.ste so las Coay oloc4, eorna< %
.tl sat 4spa..- SIS.
"a Nsst sta 8aod Tsmpi4Fs sil give
80 sls4u ssclAi a. tlair aaiA - asst
as e. ae4l siisg sss1iAE
y 81. Caav al 7 stewart White hags
s.s. 1asei .as ola cooper s1op property on
ile aag gt.4saz. -erlsf "a 7outA Dlyisi'sA sa4
laesF3 sis pnes pad soiAo.
Ia- msntsrs ~ - As.ss ComnAadsry
Z rslarae4 F@stef lay tfoD East >4zi-
naa kasrs meg A.si . sraaG lsms siIh tas
sraiEfel ~ faa 1taer sias qE I1e slate.
Ihsaarm frosa box 81 iast even. ID. called
a. sre lrl lfllc4lf 80 NE feAs o. ~ Grand
slIl4 s4s. alegs 3 1aF1ing as4 barrel occu-
pes t..ele a.leati0a fox . noueul "a tNo.
william MGAuIien Aas purchased 0f
Isssss %. Fi.ea ias clock a. tie n0rihsssz
a. ls1 ~ lliq si1a all lsisasl- sts. ls9nieriy
81 .p.el - ll-eAs carnage laeiosy. tor
Eut
Ilaas TIE storm iast evening the side
Naik 4as ulir4alinet and fae paVemens
damaged 80 q distances "a fniFtg cr l4fsy
iee, al - s8at4 ssie al IS esg Bridge a..
bear csc al road crossing.
1ElLeg 4 coEspanys 4lme eircus we're
drew 1ea olt DF lae F8la al gave no pef.
ornaGee ASS a.ElL I.eY eaiiet down
tneif 4afats aad In "a iAs a. g y al.
f.ad .f Cl.laFo where they remain Zoe
seFfr.. aeeaa
h 5sa William panforth sas admitted "a
1a esste Illsen az Iae4soa. it vas i0und
flst nola ~ l1e ready made s4its ol pris-
aaers eIsfalfg aas wide 0ut" enougn q
ii lim. ana as sss measured foe a new
lil ae Fa5 rlE - vegk PAINTING wagons.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-22

Two well kae~n Esatle.een eho have
oesu ardent ssfmirers ~ ths Vernon sisters
song ani dane slt.sis a. sufae opefs
Ho1ss wefs made ne g.elms oi practical
ioks last might The lsse8 wsre fo ooss
Their ensaEs mcnf sul ss $ s.ists WemeBto.
me Ssnt.emea E-rchased t~o lsrge bssts.s
~ lewsrs y aiea nsre fFsssstei ~ llr.a oa
ile sage They saisi.td ti sbe tafs e-es
iLEs zai ma. al 81 sm.scs saais i4ss ~.
TIE cause "a tie aiss ttisiaeglon ~ss sHea
explained for some Hgerl aa4 slaltft1
red pepper over tie lreiif posies. Toe
young men were yefy sntfg sHt v9a
Tengsauca on the IsIrcsaioH ~ te islet
The .irls cried The to5s sN ,sr sna s.sDtstf
Smith says that in iutase 49, mefv eol4asis
SHALL enter ihe house
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-22

AZ the MAY meeting AZ lAs 81arl ~ Man
ayers Of the soldiers Aome. j. Wa decided
- widea aud strengthen the dam acToss
Lambeftoa creek ani "a .ke il resmsae 4 /.
20 adopt the proposed sylem II nrs psotee
ton and pas = pssstnsrr e.esator fn lne
Dniieing The lnlaOssuenis viii be mals
under the supervision oi 0-aera Fierce
and Colonel - els. Ga o. 1ilol 0i General
Algei tie resolutions en 'eTsiug tse ..sa
a-tment 81 The Eo.ae. adopted al former
niee,lOg 81 tie boAfa. were ordpnd en-
crossed oa parcliaenf. sisned oy n e OIL
GERS and presented o. Coloael Wells
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-22

Now The tas 90 pfoieef yoer bu' u'aiaFs
f-om lightning Mr. Wnsm Me arg.
Gsners Agent fer ne sar goHsef est
sing Rsd conpsny. 81 Ietr.fi. f. ssoer -
g. ias Ezsis ilofsl aof e raf nE 80 .at
st- tofes iaa ard nia rsy fTa hanirel
s f9r aaF dsnsrs afre Is asl.dlne 4
sfh a. e1I oa fer avs reffs tN
Nfk asfrtn.sd sea resrs. ss8 ioae
ssfssfsrserr he has sad a. eErerenee ai
gave las sesf si rs srsnrss io hs EsIr se-l
Er srtsr Frrmrf stfsaef Mf
affT s'sa ass cesut ra.r tf fs
fr al3 ref n rats is
eert - res a IS aaFrsnref 60 -
sui essF ruef bss8 ca h5fa ia sa3
sllE4e rzols
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-22

Fred Horn5erg sss seriously niatel ges-
terdsy al IL. Wm. A. Bsrkey .ara.iars fac
tory by the cxp.,sioa oi tho trap that taxes
OF The cludensed water from the pipes in
the building. lie IS Arenan thee. ana
was struck ou the head ag dying lItoe of
iron. rendering him unconscious IL is
fearee that his skull is frtclursd ans lie
was taken 20 the T. Il. A. home ;or "a.
Hornbarg lives on the West SIDE AMI has a
young wife who is ia delic4te conilt!On.
lie was 10 critical condition at la,e hour
last night.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-22

tiss. a sxae5 seatf 8 asf
sF.a seess ess as sesa e.sx 80 SO
lee fsw say. Ie inks Aels hsss beea
sxalnk eaa sae asasl 81 sss3 A.
"a : ~fl la4 he Iess4 sas a 81 faet s. -
flts 49, ss,Fss.8szz lssasfd tte 4 sfailsel
feszlen - llas ls~e ae3 5is ifssa tsssss
Asssstssts AAs s<eg tsiek aest 81 -
= slsxlis aus - sts.fx 80 -. fts<
leas - ts esssy
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-22
swrcHmsN.s STRIKE.
The Mlchfgsa ceatssi Ysra-Nen IN this
Cg.y on = strfk~.

The switchmsn ~ The Michigan Central
railroad ia ibis city. those employed IN the
ysras. made dsma8a for sn increase Ct
wages EfidsV. waich D ng rsfafsd Use
entire run5er. eizlf. sigugx. ibeg hsre
hsrst6foge been receiving Rf1 sa3 SO a
nioafh ani ssksa thst they he fIvan ere
sane raegs paid the Jackson yards 80
and f- ilasmueh 81 hsir hrlrs were che
ssrla snd theT dit failT "a mnea rolk
Their places we're aAed hV men from
Jackson Nham the striker cisim sTs sosts
ans WORKING for ffa The rt raat
safhcritfe- state thst tse eisn are rereiglar
the same ws9ss ps|t % fhs jscxs0n RI sn
I7l. ssr. xsrs are incensed sf thelr irestaserf
and 8en0ancs tae raiirosd t1r their s.s-
rrla8snatirn
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-22

6sesxs NsE.rey s.s arrested 81 the ls s
asits yfsssst4s oefasaf 81 a.asi fes.
aud Bed 81 sss- ths ertissi * 4ske.
olteefs lie : W4atsd h.f s.e4lles q So g
s4sg9 sd sesrf tlu ia Nssk e. 80 <aie.29
80 tlaissna.y gfp.fsss tis Aia.sssstef 81. AS
eFtn@s * etiea fe - easFssa fte "a
sf7isei kfrs s. ll.x sstrrat "a 4a1 rs4niaea
~ tis b isenef lsst esspfas
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-22

Asse<Ex s4E.
TIE sieisal staFaa lss ssea 81 Aa3 tse
e..scl 4f ssass shsz tanseeI .sk tae sstes
ef Sc u.xa1eess 81 ths hests 81 t.asesflea
waaa sas 80 hga = sRss st sleszcE 81
4lest > shes ait al ss.ar.zs ieF ik@eeefs ~
tas sasGiak yssf AZ 49, o aaolgm a.
rsesi 49, 49, 1s<sslug D ss Ga - - ef sef
frlls.ts q tea a.eaef a. lls escfsfsrF b
seasE lo t2s ssseEas ~ tfustse ksrla Ens
1sssEa1efs saserf asre lr..sfees ksFis
fe.sef tak fr.nt ksasoal 4 rEe sus tas
Mac Fas fetaFl es tEs iosst eea ~ s11es
vas sEsn fsa3 q sne i1it4sEE schedule
sasaEs ef sfEAktEs
Sa.ares @lA ee e4ssss - rxs.i.ease IL 81 .sss
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-22

Fred Fsltaas Nsx Xsrs -tse D-smaiic
Co. via spueas II this asg 81 Reanaa e
tlHers Horse. wees Of fHns eh rsv.rz
stsatart drsrsts - nEfalef prices fte
csnpany 81 wei spoEsr ~ aat aaa4hsfs
sessrsl rr3asiasaE professionals.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-22

With desire 10 please his roany pstrons,
Manager Smith snnouuoes ten nogel Y
cards this week in addition 10 those who
made hts fge fpasl week. among taen
ara Harry Nokes. who is sHd 10 De- he
equal oi Frank McNi.h. tie Dofch artists
Fred and ANY eoulah Americas greatest
wing dancer. Maggie aurseil, tic eccentric
comedian. Louis Nsslaj; ,he song nud
dnace kings sr,ith & does the IRISH Em-
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-22

Spetis' Daassias ofieeel lH "a hne assaH
raenf og IS Bna "a SEA sa ehes al 5iegsty
irssigy b ore, ganai-si
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-22

81 oa a sge ialiy. u re'ea a Lsfl4s, os
- -nfoe 81.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-22

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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-11-27
ANOTHER MAN DIES SUDDENLY.
Louis c. Schulmeyer Expires from Heart Dis
ease While Attending to Business.


Another sudden death occurred in this city
yesterday morning, shortly after o'clock The
deceased was Louis G. Schulmeyer, druggist.
who carried on business at the corner of Fifth
and Tennessee streets He went into Stewards
drug store, and after inquiring about some goods
he had ordered. walked to the rear of the store,
when one of the employees heard him groaning,
and on going to his relief found him unco nscious
and rapidly dying. Life extinct in few
minutes. His death is supposed to be due to
heart disease, though he was not known to be
affected by it. Mr.. Sehulmeyer about fifty
years of age. He was for a number of years
employed a chemist by Stewart & Barry, and
afterwards opened drug store of his at the
corner of First and Illinois streets, and after
several years stay at that point built the block
occupied by him at the time of his death. He
was in comfortable circumstances financially
and stood high among his acquaintance in bus
mess and social circles. He a member of
the Freethinkers and Social Turnverein socie-
ties. He leaves wife and four children.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-11-27
A FAMILY OBLITERATED.
A Father and Five Children Burned to
Death and the Mother Driven to Insanity.

WAUsAt, Wis, Nov. 26-As horrible holo-
caust occurred in this city at o'clock this
morning. building occupied as residence by
Carl Honikel, his wife and FIVE children, was
consumed by fire. and before assistance could
reach them three of the children persisted. and
the other two and the father have since died OF
their injuries. Mrs. Honiksl is still alive, but
her injuries of serious nature. The build
ing wooden structure, double boarded,
filled in with sawdust, and very indamable. The
front was used for sleeping-rooms, and the back
kitchen. The fire started in the kitchen.
and the family were doubtless asphy xiated
before they reached by the flames
The fre-department very slow in
responding to the alarm 4 Chief Geb-
hardt, of the fire department took everybody
from the burning building. Honikel was hard
working, Industrious German. When dragged
through the window, he had clasped in either
arm the inanimate bodies of two babies. The
casulty is one of the most dreadful that has hap
in this vicinity, and what makes it seem worse
is that the building fired by an incendiary.
Mrs. Honikel has, since recovering conscious
ness, and on learning the fate of her husband
and children, raved like maniac, and it is
feared that even if she lives she will be hope
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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-11-27
A LULL IN THE REALTY MARKET.
Agents Think, However. that Indications Are
Still Bright for Activity Next Spring.

There has been quite lull in the real estate
market in the last week, and while the real es-
tate men not all disheartened. they do not
look for any great revival now before the Holt
days. There is much inquiry for property, but
no seems disposed to be in hurry about
selling just now, and consequently the market
drags. II don't expect very much from the
market until natural gas reaches the city," said
leading real estate dealer yesterday prop
erty-holders feel confident that the introduction
of the cheap fuel will tend to raise prices some;
and as it is assured that we are to have gas
soon, they prefer to wait and see what the out
come will be. They have the satisfaction of
knowing that prices are not going any lower"
All the real estate agents agree in saying that
the inquiries about Indianapolis property and
prices from foreign capitalists larger than
ever before, and they think it indicates very
lively market in the spring During this week
there were fifty deeds recorded, involving
a consideration of $685. 456. 63. All the transfers
were for properties valued under So, 900.
The building season has practically closed.
During the week but eight permits were issued
calling for expenditure of 49, 000 The only
important permits issued were to the ST. Louis
Packed Beef Company for So, 900 warehouse OH
McGill street, near Louisiana and to the Capitol
City Elevator Company for the rebuilding of
their elevator at the corner of North street and
the Big Four railroad The estimated cost is
$4,000